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7 National Reunification and the Punishment of Feng Rui
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Emily M. Hill
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Figures and Tables vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Abbreviations and Measurements xi
- Note on Transliteration and Translations xii
- Introduction 1
- The Formation of Agricultural Expertise: Feng Rui’s Education and Early Career 21
- Public Service in Guangdong, 1931-36: Economic Nationalism and Provincial Planning 47
- Rice and Revenue: Guangdong’s “Benefit Agriculture” Import Taxes 71
- White Sugar: Global Business and Provincial Enterprises 97
- Bitter Experiences with Sugarcane 122
- Brokers, Smugglers, and the Official Sugar Monopoly, 1934–36 148
- National Reunification and the Punishment of Feng Rui 179
- Provincial Sugar Industry Programs, 1945–58 206
- Conclusion: Shaping China’s Economic Nation on the Eve of War 225
- Notes 243
- Bibliography 290
- Index 310
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Figures and Tables vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Abbreviations and Measurements xi
- Note on Transliteration and Translations xii
- Introduction 1
- The Formation of Agricultural Expertise: Feng Rui’s Education and Early Career 21
- Public Service in Guangdong, 1931-36: Economic Nationalism and Provincial Planning 47
- Rice and Revenue: Guangdong’s “Benefit Agriculture” Import Taxes 71
- White Sugar: Global Business and Provincial Enterprises 97
- Bitter Experiences with Sugarcane 122
- Brokers, Smugglers, and the Official Sugar Monopoly, 1934–36 148
- National Reunification and the Punishment of Feng Rui 179
- Provincial Sugar Industry Programs, 1945–58 206
- Conclusion: Shaping China’s Economic Nation on the Eve of War 225
- Notes 243
- Bibliography 290
- Index 310
